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GEICO recognizes five members of the armed services with Military Service Awards to commemorate their leadership and commitment to the community - Vimarsana News

GEICO recognizes five members of the armed services with Military Service Awards to commemorate their leadership and commitment to the community

WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 22, 2024--

African anti-rights groups, anti-vaxxers target WHO - Vimarsana News

African anti-rights groups, anti-vaxxers target WHO

Right-wing African members of parliament, anti-LGBTQI lawmakers, united with anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists for the first time.

Q&A | Why is the Aids conference still held in the Global North? - Vimarsana News

Q&A | Why is the Aids conference still held in the Global North?

Inequality in the world of public health took centre stage at the 2022 International Aids conference. Organisers called it "an incredible loss" that Global South attendees were denied the Canadian visas they needed to attend the conference.

Source: news24.com
International Aids Conference: Why is it still held in... - Vimarsana News

International Aids Conference: Why is it still held in...

Researchers have found that 96% of global health conferences happen in high- or middle-income countries. Fewer than four in 10 attendees at these gatherings are from poorer nations that have the highest burden of disease.

Why is the Aids conference still being held in Global North? AU expert laments double standards - Vimarsana News

Why is the Aids conference still being held in Global North? AU expert laments double standards

Researchers have found that 96% of global health conferences happen in high- or middle-income countries. Less than four in 10 attendees at these gatherings are from poorer nations that have the highest burden of disease.

Source: news24.com